Lesson 133 · Research & Theory in Healthcare

133. Publication & Authorship Integrity: Ethics, Credit & Reporting

12 min

About this lesson

Welcome to Module 7.12: Publication and Authorship Integrity. This final module explores how to ethically publish research and assign credit fairly. Aimed at college students and early-career scholars, this session breaks down responsible results reporting, authorship best practices, and publication ethics to ensure credible, honest scientific communication.

Key Takeaways

Practice results reporting integrity by including all findings, acknowledging limitations, and ensuring transparency.

Follow authorship ethics with ICMJE criteria, clear contribution statements, and avoidance of ghost/gift authorship.

Uphold publication standards by choosing the right journal, avoiding duplicate submissions, and disclosing conflicts of interest.

Learn how to close your research process with credibility and accountability.

Lesson notes

Full written notes for this lesson are in production. Until they publish, watch the video above and use the summary on this page as your study guide.

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